Diplomacy & Crisis News

America is adopting a risky model.

Trump needs to figure out what he wants—and quickly.

Cuts have revealed the continent's economic resilience.

But the junta is setting up a new propaganda unit in order to send more positive messages.

From March 28, young Indonesians will be blocked from having accounts on “high-risk” digital platforms, including YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.

The country will become the second Southeast Asian nation to acquire the powerful Indo-Russian weapons system, after the Philippines.

Cutting off the Persian Gulf is hitting the global economy hard.

Strikes on oil infrastructure and a near-standstill in the Strait of Hormuz are taking a toll.

A country-by-country breakdown on how the war has spread.

On Monday, the Civil Liberties Committee adopted its position on the proposed changes to the EU’s policy on the return of non-EU nationals illegally staying in the EU.
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

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What happened at the latest congress of the Workers' Party of Korea and why does it matter?

La perception de l’évolution des droits des femmes est passée de 67 % à 57 % entre 2024 et 2026 en République démocratique du Congo, soit une baisse de 10 % en deux ans.

Ces chiffres sont issus du rapport du cabinet d'études de marché et sondages d'opinion Target SARL, présenté le lundi 9 mars à Kinshasa devant les médias.

Moral panic, memory, and symbolic politics in Kyrgyzstan.

Le Parlement algérien a approuvé, lundi, la version amendée de la loi criminalisant la colonisation française, dont ont été retirées les exigences d’excuses officielles et de réparations généralisées. L'article demandant des compensations pour les victimes des essais nucléaires français en Algérie reste en revanche inchangé.

President Metsola opened the March plenary session with statements on the situation in Iran, the rise in political violence, and today’s antisemitic attack in Liège, Belgium.

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Since the Israeli-U.S. attack on Iran on February 28, which triggered numerous regional airstrikes, Kazakhstan has scrambled to maintain positive relations across the region.

Host Tushar Shetty sits down with Siddhant Kishore to examine the impact of the Iran conflict on South Asia. 

The growing conflict in the Persian Gulf is a test for BRICS’ model of multipolar cooperation.

International scholarships and student visas have functioned as a narrow but vital lifeline for Afghan women.

The beleaguered outlet, and its founder, had been branded “extremist” in October 2025.